Example collocations logo

Digital in sentence

2581 examples of Digital in a sentence

I watched this on TV because the digital cable guide listed it as a film "starring Mickey Rourke."
Top this off with ultra low budget digital film quality, poor acting and a hollow cliché of a soundtrack.
You can't get much better than this movie with all stunts and no digital generation.
This film is a waste of digital imagery!
With the advent of digital technology, film-making becomes more and more accessible even to dropouts Ian Gamazon and Neill dela Llana.
Modern film with good use of digital camera.
The same flaming digital f/x repeated over and over during the credits hints that there's something wrong with this film.
A digital independent feature that is more ambitious than most Hollywood products these days.
As a UK citizen, I had never had the misfortune to see an episode of this 'talk show' as it was on digital and I haven't upgraded yet.
Even a $200 digital camera would have looked better.
While I can see that a lot of the images and camera-angles were in place to highlight the "new" technology of digital filming and video games, these images lost me and left me feeling a little nauseous.
By the way, it's a crime that this perfect gem hasn't yet been let loose into the world on DVD so that the digital generation can marvel at its horror.
i found it through digital TV and it really appealed to me.
The cast is made up of professional actors who seem to be very close to the subject matter in real life, and as is the case with other films of Giusseppe Andrews, the fact that the entire feature is filmed with a small digital camera rather than expensive equipment adds a whole extra dimension of grittiness to the already dread atmosphere.
My husband is a forensic photographer so the digital imaging to get the date off the newspaper was a dead giveaway to us.
Steven Soderbergh shot this film with mostly handheld digital cameras and in several scenes its very difficult to watch the action that takes place on the screen.
You know what I'm talking about--the movies that are short on plot, acting or both which are bolstered up by loud FX and revolutionary digital animation so that it becomes "special effects in search of a picture".
Although I understand the film was made on an extremely low budget, apparently around $100,000 Canadian, and was shot with a digital camera, it looks polished and well thought out.
I appreciate what it is, which is a genuinely creepy movie shot in 8 days on consumer-grade digital video by one of the masters of Japanese horror.
They didn't even use digital video or filmlook or anything.
It's shot on digital video which takes a few minutes to get used to, but the story is definitely original and the ending is not-so-happy.
But now, with the magic of DVD and the power of digital remastering, you can almost feel as you're there among the other Queen fans.
It's a low budget film with low budget digital effects and quite simple plot, reminding us B Movies in which actors play flat, monsters are unable to fright even the children, nobody cares about what it's going to happen next and everything is silly but entertaining.
they weren't up to the block-buster digital computerized seamless stuff we see now, but for me this only added to its' charm.
The digital quality of the bugs was just appalling.
I don't know how a movie can actually DEGRADE its digital quality to actually get worse from the original which came out IN THE 90'S, and having bugs that are stupidly specialized, like the "Grenade" bug and the stupid fricken scorpion thing that shouldn't exist.Not to mention the terrible sound effects, it was almost as if someone had overlapped the same sounds and used sounds from 30 years ago to fill in space.
No wonder it took hours to photograph the double exposures: the optical printer as we know it today had not yet been invented, and it had to be done by hand, which took longer than it would have done today with a digital compositor.
Shot digital only no film was used.
It is a unique creation specifically originally made in non-sequential chapters for DVD (ie not a plot-linear movie transferred to digital format).
A well-shot film, likely on digital, that purported to be in a league with BLADE.
BackNext